The Answer is None. There is not a single country in the world with a positive real interest rate. That's just goes to show that there not a single central banker in the world that gives a shit about inflation. That means right now they are perfectly comfortable letting inflation get out of control, as if it isn't already.
Peru, for one. Sources: Historical interest rates, Current Interest Rate, Currency information, Government Inflation Report (in Spanish, but the current rate is on the linked Wikipedia article).
Bullshit. Look at Poland. Interest rate 6% inflation circa 4.4% Here is a USD/PLN chart. Take a look: http://www.getagraph.com/index.php?module=Analysis&func=valutacharts&page=v&val=USD&valuta=PLNUSD
agree.. SA- http://allafrica.com/stories/200802270823.html 8.8 SA one of the biggest bank rates- http://www.standardbank.co.za/SBIC/Frontdoor_06_01/0,2378,3447_1107546_0,00.html (about 12% in average) maybe OP goal is to get the info in such way?
Isn't Japan still deflationary -- or at the minimum, holding flat. That means their 1/2 point target rate is > inflation.